Eddy Arnold says no goals left for a superstar
Nashville legend Eddy Arnold, 58, reflects on a 30 year career with about 70 million records. He recently returned to RCA and released a new single Cowboy, saying he still loves singing but now does as little as possible. He discusses his influence on country and pop, and his outlook for young artists. His family in Baytown notes his birthday today with relatives listed.
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Ailey
Economic Growth Peak in 1940 41 At 16.1 Percent
The text notes the highest average annual growth rate in gross national product occurred in 1940 41 at 16.1 percent with a comparison to 1921 22. The fragment contrasts this peak with the next highest rate and references economic data.
NYU Professors Lead Sun Valley Cultural Change Seminars
Four New York University professors will teach week long seminars at Sun Valley Idaho focusing on cultural survival. Courses cover cultural change and disorder and strategies for survival with topics from the sexual revolution to black liberation and the technological revolution. Notable instructors include Nell Postman Herbert Tandon Robert Gurkind and Saber Baseseu. Census data note large household sizes in historical context.
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